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Past Officers 2011 2012 2013 Chairman Jonathan Perry Jonathan Perry Vincent Pierre Vice-Chair Simone Champagne Nancy Landry Jonathan Perry Secretary/Treasurer Mickey Guillory Mickey Guillory Mickey Guillory Executive Committee Fred Mills Fred Mills Fred Mills Executive Committee Taylor Barras Page Cortez Terry Landry Executive Committee Elbert Guillory Simone Champagne Michael Danahay Executive Committee Karen St. Germain Johnny Guinn John Berthelot Executive Committee Ledricka Thierry Ledricka Thierry Ledricka Thierry Executive Committee Nancy Landry Stephen Ortego Joel Robideaux 2014 2015 2016 Chairman Vincent Pierre Vincent Pierre Vincent Pierre Vice-Chair Jonathan Perry Jonathan Perry Jonathan Perry Secretary/Treasurer Mickey Guillory Mickey Guillory John Berthelot Executive Committee Ledricka Thierry Ledricka Thierry Gerald Boudreaux Executive Committee Nancy Landry Nancy Landry Julie Emerson Executive Committee Edward Price Edward Price Blake Miguez Executive Committee Jack Montoucet Jack Montoucet Dustin Miller Executive Committee John Berthelot John Berthelot Jack Montoucet Executive Committee Joel Robideaux Blake Miguez Fred Mills 2017 2018 2019 Chairman Mike Huval Mike Huval Mike Huval Vice-Chair Jonathan Perry Jonathan Perry Vincent Pierre Secretary/Treasurer John Berthelot John Berthelot John Berthelot Executive Committee Major Thibaut Major Thibaut Dustin Miller Executive Committee Vincent Pierre Vincent Pierre Gerald Boudreaux Executive Committee Tanner Magee Tanner Magee Tanner Magee Executive Committee Nancy Landry Nancy Landry Nancy Landry Executive Committee Terry Landry Terry Landry Ed Price Executive Committee Brett Allain Brett Allain Brett Allain 2020 2021 2022 Chairman Mike Huval Mike Huval Vice-Chair Beau Beaullieu Beau Beaullieu Secretary/Treasurer Vincent Pierre Vincent Pierre Executive Committee Ryan Bourriaque Ryan Bourriaque Executive Committee Beryl Amedee Chad Brown Executive Committee Chad Brown Heather Cloud Executive Committee Gary Smith Gary Smith Executive Committee Ed Price Ed Price Executive Committee Brett Allain Gerald Boudeaux.

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House Committee on Commerce Minutes of Meeting 2019 Regular Session May 20, 2019 I. CALL TO ORDER Representative Thomas G. Carmody, Jr., chairman of the House Committee on Commerce, called the meeting to order at 9:36 a.m. in Room 1, in the state capitol in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. II. ROLL CALL MEMBERS PRESENT: Representative Thomas G. Carmody, Jr., chairman Representative John F. "Andy" Anders Representative Chad Brown Representative Patrick Connick Representative Jean-Paul P. Coussan Representative Paul Hollis, vice chairman Representative Patrick O. Jefferson Representative Christopher J. Leopold Representative Rodney Lyons Representative Wayne McMahen Representative J. Kevin Pearson Representative Stephen E. Pugh Representative Polly Thomas Representative Christopher Turner MEMBERS ABSENT: Representative Kenny R. Cox Representative Cedric B. Glover Representative Stephanie Hilferty Representative Edmond Jordan Representative Stuart Alan Moss STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT: Sandy Painting, secretary Shana Veade, attorney Halie Guidry, legislative analyst Page 1 Commerce May20,2019 ADDITIONAL ATTENDEES PRESENT: Beverly Vincent, sergeant at arms Ben Smith, clerk III. DISCUSSION OF LEGISLATION Senate Bill No. 46 by Senator Peacock Senator Peacock presented Senate Bill No. 46, which enacts the Louisiana CybersecurityInformation Sharing Act. Representative Carmody offered amendments to Senate Bill No. 46, which would change the terms "state entity" and "state agency" to "appropriate entity" as it relates to an annual report to the governor. Without objection, the amendments were adopted by a vote of 10 yeas and 0 nays. Representatives Carmody, Anders, Chad Brown, Connick, Coussan, Jefferson, Lyons, Pugh, Thomas, and Turner voted yea. Mr. Paul Rainwater, Cyber Innovation Center, Baton Rouge, LA 70806, (225) 281-8176, spoke in support of Senate Bill No.
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Please review the list of Louisiana House and Senate Commerce Committee members below, and let us know who you are acquainted with on the list and whether or not you would be willing to serve as an LCUL Key Contact. If you know other elected officials or legislators and would be willing to act as a LCUL Key Contact, please let us know that as well. House Commerce Committee Thomas Carmody (Chairman) – R6 – Shreveport Cedric Glover – D4 – Shreveport Paul Hollis (Vice Chairman) – R104 – Covington Stephanie Hilferty – R94 – Metairie Taylor F. Barras (Ex Officio) – R48 – New Iberia Patrick O. Jefferson – D11 – Homer Walt Leger, III (Ex Officio) – D91 – New Orleans Edmond Jordan – D29 – Baton Rouge John F. “Andy” Anders – D21 – Vidalia Christopher J. Leopold – R105 – Belle Chasse Chad Brown – D60 – Plaquemine Rodney Lyons – D87 – Harvey Patrick Connick – R84 – Marrero Kevin J. Pearson – R76 – Slidell Jean-Paul Coussan – R45 – Lafayette Stephen E. Pugh – R73 – Ponchatoula Kenny R. Cox – D23 – Natchitoches Polly Thomas – R80 – Metairie Senate Commerce Committee Daniel “Danny” Martiny (Chairman) – R10 – Metairie Beth Mizell – R12 – Franklinton Mack "Bodi" White (Vice-Chairman) – R6 – Baton Rouge Barrow Peacock – R37 – Bossier City R.L. “Bret” Allain, II – R21 – Franklin Edward J. Price – D2 – Gonzales Conrad Appel – R9 - Metairie Francis Thompson – D34 – Delhi Patrick Page Cortez – R23 - Lafayette US House of Representatives Congressman Steve Scalise – R – 1st District Congressman Mike Johnson – R – 4th District Congressman Cedric Richmond – D
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11, 2020 Senator Karen Carter Peterson Senator Mack "Bodi" White the Senate Was Called to Order at 4:10 O'clock P.M
THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL Standing Committees: OF THE Agriculture, Forestry, Aquaculture, and Rural Development Senator Stewart Cathey Jr. (Chair) SENATE Senator Glen Womack (Vice-Chair) OF THE Senator R.L. "Bret" Allain II STATE OF LOUISIANA Senator "Louie" Bernard _______ Senator Katrina Jackson Senator Barry Milligan Senator Jay Morris THIRD DAY__'S_ P___R_OCEEDINGS Forty-Sixth Regular Session of the Legislature Commerce, Consumer Protection, and International Affairs Under the Adoption of the Senator Ronnie Johns (Chair) Constitution of 1974 Senator Cameron Henry (Vice-Chair) _______ Senator Mark Abraham Senator Troy Carter Senate Chamber State Capitol Senator Patrick Connick Baton Rouge, Louisiana Senator Cleo Fields Senator Jay Morris Wednesday, March 11, 2020 Senator Karen Carter Peterson Senator Mack "Bodi" White The Senate was called to order at 4:10 o'clock P.M. by Hon. Patrick Page Cortez, President of the Senate. Education Senator Cleo Fields (Chair) Morning Hour Senator Katrina Jackson (Vice-Chair) Senator Mark Abraham CONVENING ROLL CALL Senator Robert Mills Senator Beth Mizell The roll being called, the following members answered to their Senator Kirk Talbot names: Senator Mack "Bodi" White PRESENT Environmental Quality Mr. President Fields Mizell Senator Eddie Lambert (Chair) Abraham Foil Morris Senator Rogers Pope (Vice-Chair) Allain Harris Peacock Senator Patrick Connick Barrow Hewitt Peterson Senator Bob Hensgens Bernard Jackson Pope Senator Sharon Hewitt Boudreaux Johns Price Senator Karen Carter Peterson Bouie Lambert Reese Senator Edward J. Price Carter Luneau Smith Cathey McMath Talbot Finance Cloud Milligan Ward Senator Mack "Bodi" White (Chair) Connick Mills, F. White Senator Heather Cloud (Vice-Chair) Fesi Mills, R. Womack Senator Mark Abraham Total - 36 Senator Regina Barrow ABSENT Senator Gerald Boudreaux Senator Michael "Big Mike" Fesi Henry Hensgens Tarver Senator Jimmy Harris Total - 3 Senator Cameron Henry Senator Ronnie Johns The President of the Senate announced there were 36 Senators Senator Gregory Tarver present and a quorum.
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